William Penn Life, 1994 (29. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1994-11-01 / 11. szám

Page 6, William Penn Life, November 1994 Building hope In Memoriom Continued from Page 2 Communists lost power, no hous­ing was available and no building was going on. A flood of 34,000 Romanian refugees entered the country, and professional people with good incomes found them­selves living on dirt floors and paying three-fourths of their in­come for rent. The streets of Budapest filled with the home­less. With mortgages nearly im­possible to secure, banks deman­ding 150-percent collateral with 25-30-percent interest, and build­ers demanding advance payment, something needed to be done. In 1992 Kalman Lorincz re­ceived approval for the first Hun­garian affiliate of Habitat for Humanity. Habitat now has 20 different communities active in Hungary with 1,500 parcels of land ready to be built on. More than 200 people have worked 500 each to help build homes, plant trees, clean parks and per­form other community projects. More than 2,000 volunteers have PITTSBURGH — The Frick Art and Historical Center invites all members of the William Penn Association to a preview of "19th-Century German, Austri­an and Hungarian Drawings from Budapest” on Friday, Nov. 18, from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. at the Frick Art Museum, Pittsburgh. The event will feature hors d’oeuvres, champagne and Hun­garian music, as well as a guided tour of the exhibit. As a courtesy to William Penn members, you will receive the special Frick member’s ticket price of $7.50 per person ($5 off the normal price), if you mention the Wil­liam Penn Association when or­dering tickets. For reservations, call (412) 371-0606 by Nov. 16. The exhibition includes nearly 100 of the most treasured draw­ings and watercolors from The Hungarian National Gallery and the Budapest Museum of Fine Art. "Drawings from Budapest” draws attention to both the re­gional qualities of Central Euro­pean art in the century and the influence of the principal artistic centers of the time, Paris and Rome. Lesser known Austrians and Hungarians are juxtaposed with such internationally revered masters as Caspar David Fried­rich and Adolph von Menzel. The exhibition came about as a result of the liberalization of the lending policies of Hungarian mu­seums that occurred after the fall of Communism in Eastern Europe. His Excellency Pal Tar, Hun­garian ambassador to the United States, is honorary patron for the exhibition. The exhibition will be open from Nov. 19 through Jan. 8, 1995. The museum is free and open to the public Tuesday committed their time to help, with regular Habitat work camps travelling to Hungary from the United States. Kalman Lorincz believes that with continued support and pray­ers, Házat Hazát Alapítvány can and is making a difference in people’s lives. I certainly plan on returning to Hungary next year or the year after, not only for the experience of meeting and working with new and different people, but also to be a part of a project that is helping people to build the nation that they love. For more information on Házat Hazát Alapítvány, write to: Kalman Lorincz Thököly, ut 102 Budapest Pest Megyre 1146 HUNGARY To learn more about Habitat and its work camps to Hungary, contact Habitat for Humanity International in Americus, Ga., by dialing (912) 924-6935. through Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 6:00 p.m. Docent tours of the exhibi­tion will be conducted on Wed­nesdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 2:00 p.m. Free parking is avail­able in the museum parking lot. The Frick Art Museum is a component of the Frick Art and Historical Center, located at 7227 Reynolds Street in the Point Breeze section of Pittsburgh. Zoltán Emri, former vice president, dies As this issue was going to press, the Home Office was saddened by the news that former National Vice Presi­dent Zoltán B. Emri passed away on Oct. 21, 1994 Mr. Emri, 65, served as vice president from Sept. 1987 to Sept. 1991. Prior to that he served on the Board of Direc­tors and National Auditing Committee. We extend our sincere con­dolences to his wife, Audrey, and his family. May he rest in peace. We ask our fellow members to pray for the eternal rest of Mr. Emri and all ourrecently departed members listed below: SEPTEMBER 1994 0001 BRIDGEPORT, CT Edward J. Behuncik Margaret Csordás Alexander Gazsi James W. Kuhlmann 0009 HAZLETON, PA Joseph W. Kelly 0010 BARTON, OH Nicholas Rosepapa 0014 CLEVELAND, OH Jeanette Kovach 0015 CHICAGO, IL John Rez 0017 LORAIN, OH Louis P. Bodnar 0018 LINCOLN PARK, Ml Joseph Horgus, Jr. Theresa Howarth Eugene Nemeth Margaret Papp Andrew Toth 0019 NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ Anna Bodnar Stella Köteles 0022 ROEBLING, NJ Margaret Bresnen Anna Majoros 0024 CHICAGO, IL Elizabeth Kadar 0025 BECKLEY, WV Helen Kopinski Luis R. Szuch 0026 SHARON, PA Maria Beri Lester M. Nodge Mary E. Sargent 0028 YOUNGSTOWN, OH John Banyots 0034 PITTSBURGH, PA Richard J. Hagedorn Rudy Schroepfer Joseph Susch 0044 AKRON, OH Richard D. Farkas Elizabeth Takacs 0048 NEW YORK, NY Andrew E. Bialko Frank Demeter Charles S. Fabian Curtis Harrell 0051 PASSAIC, NJ Alex T. Marton 0071 DUQUESNE, PA George Estok 0089 HOMESTEAD, PA Ella Andrews 0090 ALLENTOWN, PA Robert A. Thompson 0098 BETHLEHEM, PA Mildred Meindle 0129 COLUMBUS, OH Juanita Blackburn Margaret Chichka Mary Coleman Lowell S. Fleming 0130 EAST CHICAGO, IN Frank Wolfe 0132 SOUTH BEND, IN Alex J. Lichkai Susanna Toth 0159 PHOENIXVILLE, PA WPFA Scholarship Foundation, Inc. SEPTEMBER 1994 Br. Donor Amt. 0001 Patricia Gabrylowicz $5.00 0008 Phillip J. Stasko 5.00 0018 Elizabeth Arnoczki 3.00 Valentine Marculewicz 3.00 0019 Gaza Brantner 4.02 Rosa Lajtos 5.00 Guy J. Nemara, Jr.5.00 Michael W. Schreck5.00 0027 John Nagy 3.00 0028 Margaret Baker 2.00 Ruth J. Fabian 2.17 Raymond A. Manley 2.27 Josephine Molnár 5.00 Catherine L. Paul 0.80 Chris S. Paul 0.80 Melissa J. Record 10.00 Helen E. Smith 2.55 0034 Ethel E. Paulovitch 2.00 Elsie Stadler 15.00 0037 Eric Michael McGrath 5.00 0044 Alexander J. Darago 10.70 Karen R. Davis 1.00 Stephen J. Francis 5.00 0045 Julius Nadas 10.00 0059 Elizabeth Toki 5.00 0067 Frank Miller 1.00 0071 Christopher Konchak 1.00 John E. Konchak 1.00 Renee Konchak 1.00 Ann C. Owens 9.50 0089 Leona M. Olasz 3.76 Monica Sinai 5.00 0098 David M. Kravatz 5.00 0129 Rita J. Summers 1.00 0130 William G. Knaver 7.60 0132 Emily L. Radecki 1.00 Shannon Radecki 1.00 0159 Thomas L. Edwards 5.00 0174 Anna Andrichak 1.00 0216 Mary Radakovits 20.00 0249 Joseph A. Kertesz 25.00 Robert L. Vargo 10.00 0336 Mary T. Rados 5.00 0352 Cecelia M. Ganster 1.00 Stephen Nagy 0174 SCRANTON, PA August J. Haas Paul J. Miller 0226 MCKEESPORT,PA June Balint 0249 DAYTON, OH Erven Gall 0296 SPRINGDALE, PA Elizabeth Barta Julius Szekeres 0336 HARRISBURG, PA Ethel M. Graves 0352 CORAOPOLIS, PA Mark A. Augustine Angelo T. Malagise Violet V. Marinkovich Frank A. Pionati 0383 BUFFALO, NY Steve Császár 0525 LOS ANGELES, CA Vera Kolumban 0590 CAPE CORAL, FL Clement R. Audette Joseph Martonosi John Nays Gloria B. Vaughan 0705 MAYVILLE, Wl Viola V. Gallagher Lyman E. Soules 0720 BOSTON, MA Jacqueline L. Coan Blanche Kosmidor Andre Lacoursiere Mary E. Malvesti Robert E. Miller Adelaide Misterka Helen M. Wilber 8014 PITTSBURGH, PA George Berk Harry C. Murtaugh, Jr. Bernard Stadler 8020 McKEES ROCKS, PA Giuseppe Amicone 8026 GLENSHAW, PA Frances L. Hayner 8113 LUCINDA, PA George E. Hartle 8286 PHILADELPHIA, PA Thomas Paolini 8330 DUNDALK, MD Mary E. Alpigini 8340 DUNDALK, MD Eugene J. Myers 0383 Christa Nagy 2.08 0705 Margaret Doubleday 1.00 0720 Madeline M. Bennett 2.00 Nelson J. Canniff 20.00 John Cunningham 5.00 Leona G. Dudek 5.00 Arlene M. Dunham 3.00 Carmela Latores 10.00 William J. McDermod 3.00 0800 Marie A. Stock 2.70 8020 Timothy P Burns 10.00 8057 Esther M. Lopolito 10.00 8222 Anna M. Clair 5.00 Norbert J. Clair 5.00 8285 Daniel Falcone 10.00 8330 Catherine Niesslein 5.00 TOTAL $320.95 OCTOBER 1994 Donor Amt. M/M John B. Nagy $15.00 Margaret D. Pavicic 5.00 TOTAL $20.00 In Memory Of OCTOBER 1994 GERTRUDE A. BOUCHARD M/M Charles W. Boso$ 25.00 MARY CIBULAS M/M Michael J. Hrabar 25.00 M/M John T. Lesko 25.00 M/M E. E. Vargo 50.00 MARY COLEMAN M/M Charles W. Boso 25.00 CHARLES FABIAN Maria M. Bistey 15.00 M/M Charles W. Boso 50.00 M/M Michael J. Hrabar 25.00 M/M Stephen J. Ivancso 25.00 M/M Albert J. Stelkovics 25.00 M/M Frank J. Wukovits, Jr.50.00 JOHN KORODAN M/M Michael J. Hrabar 25.00 M/M John T. Lesko 25.00 ANDREW TOTH M/M Andrew B. Chesley 25.00 M/M Michael J. Hrabar 25.00 Emma Toth 25.00 M/M Frank J. Wukovits, Jr.25.00 TOTAL $490.00 ATTENTION! Parents & Grandparents Aunts & Uncles This Christmas, give your children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews a gift that can last a lifetime. The William Penn Association offers a variety of juvenile life insurance plans that can provide children valuable life insurance benefits. • You can choose among a variety of whole life plans or among several term plans that can cover children from birth through their college years and beyond. • We offer plans that build cash values and plans that children can convert to adult policies as they grow older. • All our plans feature low rates and added benefits you won't get from most other insurers. To learn how our juvenile life insurance plans can benefit the children in your family, call your local William Penn representative or our Home Office, toll-free, at 1-800-848-PENN (7366) WILLIAM PENN ASSOCIATION Fraternal Life Insurance and Annuities 709 Brighton Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Phone:(412)231-2979 or 1 -800-848-PENN (7366) FAX: (412)231-8535 Rarely seen drawings from Hungary come to U.S. Recent Donotions '*t * * s m * * jr * * a . , ' V a” S

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